Algorithmic Planning, Simulation and Validation of Smart, Shared Parking Services using Edge HW
summary
Simulation combines Eclipse MOSAIC + SUMO with OpenStreetMap for an inner-Dublin district, deploying conceptual smart gate roadside units and a cloud web service that matches parking requests to private spots. Built a hardware-in-the-loop style testbed and ran scenarios showing reduced reroutes, higher utilization and revenue for shared private lots, and lower emissions — example results: one scenario cuts search emissions ~7% (other configs report up to ~30%) and served-vehicle exits drop ~50%.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:57Concept
- 2:45Contributions
- 3:27Motivation
- 4:43System Design Architecture
- 7:54Mathematical Model 1
- 9:24Architecture
- 10:04Flow Diagram
- 11:08Parameters
- 11:55Simulation
- 13:00Communication Strategy
- 15:08Utilization Rate
- 16:13Correlation Heat Map
- 17:57Extension
- 18:16Questions
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